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Use of mobile Flash Cards in measurement devices and small automation systems. Different Flash Technologies Flash storage advantage / disadvantage Several types of Flash Cards Flash Card applications Conclusion. Contents:.
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Use of mobile Flash Cards in measurement devices and small automation systems
Different Flash Technologies Flash storage advantage / disadvantage Several types of Flash Cards Flash Card applications Conclusion Contents:
Different Flash Technologies:NOR=Code Memory NAND= Data Mass Storage
Different Flash Technologies Flash storage advantage / disadvantage Several types of Flash Cards Flash Card applications Conclusion Contents:
Flash storage advantage • Flash Memory: • solid state • small size • non volatile • low power • reliable • Flash Cards: • mobile • small form factor • standardized • interoperable • shock & temperature endurance • easy to use
Flash storage disadvantage • Flash Memory: • price / MByte • data retention • data transfer rate • limited erase cycles • access restrictions • Flash Cards: • „low“ capacity • 7 different formats
Different Flash Technologies Flash storage advantage Several types of Flash Cards Flash Card applications Conclusion Contents:
Types of Flash Cards: • Linear Flash • PCMCIA, 1989 • credit card size • 68 Pin, Memory-I/O • linear, ATA interface • Type I, II, III • NOR Flash , XIP • no build-in controller • Compact Flash • CFA, 1994 • matchbook size • 50 Pin, Memory-I/O • ATA, IDE interface • Type I, II • NAND Flash • build-in controller
Multimedia Card • MMCA, 1997 • post stamp size • 7 Pin, serial interface, SPI • block/ streaming mode • NAND Flash • build-in controller Types of Flash Cards: • Smart Media • SSFDC, 1996 • thinnest form factor • 22 Pin, multiplexed I/O • single/ sequential blocks • pure NAND Chips • no build-in controller
Memory Stick • Sony proprietary, 1998 • chewing gum size • 10 Pin, serial interface • security (magic gate) • NAND Flash • build-in controller Types of Flash Cards: • SD Card • SDA, 2001 • MMC compatible (thicker) • 9 Pin, serial/parallel interface • security feature, Memory-I/O • NAND Flash • build-in controller
Types of Flash Cards: • xD Card • Olympus, Fuji, proprietary, 2002 • smallest card format (penny size) • 18 Pin, multiplexed I/O • NAND Flash • no build-in controller
Different Flash Technologies Flash storage advantage Several types of Flash Cards Flash Card applications Conclusion Contents:
Update Procedure Flash Card applications:Update Card Automation System CODE Storage Boot Loader BIOS Operating System Application µC DATA Storage CARD FRAME Boot Logic FLASH CARD Boot Loader (XIP) New Code
Backup Procedure Flash Card applications:Backup Card Automation System I/O Units CODE Storage Application µC DATA Storage NV Data CARD FRAME FLASH CARD Backup Data
Card Program execution Flash Card applications:Program Card Automation System I/O Units CODE Storage Application Program µC DATA Storage CARD FRAME FLASH CARD Service/Maintenance Program
Parameter Definition Flash Card applications:Parameter Card Sensor/Actor Product Lines Automation System CODE Storage Application Program µC DATA Storage CARD FRAME FLASH CARD Sensor / Actor Line Parameter
Logging Process Flash Card applications:Data Card Automation System I/O Units CODE Storage Application µC DATA Storage Measurement Data CARD FRAME FLASH CARD Logged Measurement Data
Different Flash Technologies Flash storage advantage Several types of Flash Cards Flash Card applications Conclusion Contents:
Flash Card Conclusion • rapid growing market • increasing storage density • decreasing prices • Field of Automation: • favourite mobile storage • simplify data management